A welder produces 7 welded assemblies during the first day on a new job, and the seventh assembly takes 45 minutes (unit time). The worker produces 10 welded assemblies on the second day, and the 10th assembly on the second day takes 30 minutes. Given this information, (a) what is the percent learning rate and (b) what is the total cumulative time to produce all 17 welded assemblies

(a). 72.9%.

(b). 13.6 hr.

Step-by-step explanation:

So, we are given the following data or parameters or information which is going to assist us in solving this question/problem;

=> "A welder produces 7 welded assemblies during the first day on a new job, and the seventh assembly takes 45 minutes (unit time). "

=> The worker produces 10 welded assemblies on the second day, and the 10th assembly on the second day takes 30 minutes"

So, we will be making use of the Crawford learning curve model.

T(7) + 10 = T (17) = 30 min.

T(7) = T1(7)^b = 45.

T(17 ) = T1(17)^b = 30.

(T1) = 45/7^b = 30/17^b.

45/30 = 7^b/17^b = (7/17)^b.

1.5 = (0.41177)^b.

ln 1.5 = b ln 0.41177.

0.40547 = -0.8873 b.

b = - 0.45696.

=> 2^ -0.45696 = 0.7285.

= 72.9%.

(b). T1= 45/7^ - 045696 = 109.5 hr.

V(TT)(17) = 109.5 {(17.51^ - 0.45696 – 0.51^ - 0.45696) / (1 - 0.45696)} .

V(TT) (17) = 109.5 {(4.7317 - 0.6863) / 0.54304} .

= 815.7 min .

= 13.595 hr.

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explanation:

d. 8

step-by-step explanation:

the given radical expression is:

we can rewrite this as:

we express as square numbers to get;

the exponents will now cancel out to give.

the correct answer is d